WVU finished atop the BE other than Notre Dame.

http://www.nacda.com/

Temple>Pitt

Final 2009-10 Division I Standings - 7/1

Institution Pts
1. Stanford 1508.50
2. Florida 1310.25
3. Virginia 1253.25
4. UCLA 1124.00
5. Florida State 1087.50
6. Texas A&M 1070.75
7. North Carolina 1029.30
8. Ohio State 1015.50
9. California 1013.50
10. Duke 982.75
11. Penn State 971.30
12. Oklahoma 921.25
13. Southern California 906.50
14. Oregon 878.50
15. Texas 858.25
16. Tennessee 856.50
17. Nebraska 830.75
18. Minnesota 824.25
19. Louisiana State U. 824.00
20. Georgia 822.80
21. Wisconsin 811.00
22. Arizona State 792.25
23. Alabama 780.00
24. Washington 770.75
25. Michigan 768.50
26. Auburn 726.30
27. Notre Dame 711.00
28. Maryland 710.30
29. Kentucky 703.25
30. Arizona 683.05
31. Baylor (Tex.) 633.00
32. Princeton (N.J.) 619.00
33. Oklahoma State 618.75
34. Iowa State 618.50
35. Illinois 614.80
36. Brigham Young (Utah) 612.30

37. West Virginia 610.75

38. Virginia Tech 600.00
39. Michigan State 593.30
40. Texas Christian U. 576.00

41. Louisville 561.50

41. South Carolina 561.50
43. Indiana 560.25
44. Texas Tech 551.25
45. Georgia Tech 548.25
46. Arkansas 539.75
47. New Mexico 522.00
48. Clemson 458.50
49. Missouri 454.00
50. Northwestern 423.50

Syracuse had its best year ever in terms of points, finishing at 57.

And had we gotten to the finals of men's lacrosse (something we usually take for a given); the Final Four in men's bb (this was our year do that until Onuaku got hurt); and simply made a bowl game (not even winning it) we'd have finished at #48.

Things are definitely looking up for the Cuse in terms of the future of overall sports at the university with the coaching hires Dr. Gross has made in the olympic sports.

Cheers,
Neil

Congrats, Neil. Maybe next year will get you guys into the Top 50...